Virtual Infrastructure Monitoring

A man always has two reasons for doing anything: a good reason and the real reason.

- J.P. Morgan

Virtual Infrastructure based on common hypervisors such as ESX, Xen or Hyper-V provides flexibility to the infrastructure deployment and provides increased reliability against hardware failures. Orient Monitoring of virtual machines and related infrastructure gives information around gs usage such as memory, processor and storage. Virtual infrastructure monitoring detects system and application failures and allows you to respond to those failures immediately, thereby increasing reliability and availability of these systems and application services.

Benefits of Virtual Infrastructure Monitoring

gs Utilization Reports

Performance Analysis

Capacity Planning

Orient provides Virtual Infrastructure monitoring solutions for ESX, Xen and Hyper-V based virtual machines. Virtual Infrastructure monitoring from Orient is available as on-premise monitoring implementation as well as in the form of Monitoring as a Service (MaaS) offering.

Virtual Infrastructure Monitoring Solution

VMWare and ESX Monitoring

Orient can monitor all VMWare based systems such as VMWare workstations, vSphere, vCentre servers and ESX hosts. Monitoring the VMWare infrastructure provides performance reports and analytics around gs usage. You can also get information around VM status, data storage statistics and I/O throughput and performance.

Orient can monitor Xen hypervisor based Virtual Infrastructure deployments. Xen hypervisor monitoring provides information around hypervisor status, gs utilization, storage utilization and data throughput performance. Any application running on Xen hypervisor can be monitored just like an application running on a physical server.

Xen Hypervisor Monitoring

Hyper-V Monitoring

Orient can monitor Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisor based Virtual Infrastructure deployments. Hyper-V monitoring provides information around hypervisor status, gs utilization, storage utilization and data throughput performance. Any application running on Hyper-V can be monitored just like an application running on a physical server.